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Rick
11-29-2008, 07:06 PM
Here is a thought for all of you. Jobs obviously vary from cubicle farms in an office complex to drilling rigs in the middle of no where. From the kitchen of a restaurant to the back of an ambulance to the classroom.

Take a moment this week and ask yourself...if TSHTF right now (pick your poison), what is at my disposal that I could use to keep myself alive. Can you come up with enough items that you can carry on your person to cover water, fire, shelter, medical and attract attention?

Let's see how innovative you are. Your answers will vary depending on your job but list them out here and let's see what we can learn from each other.

crashdive123
11-29-2008, 07:10 PM
Interesting post. I've recently been walking home after I finish working for the day. (zoning weenies!:mad:) The upside to that is that I need the exercise. Today while on my way back I was looking at all of the discarded trash, or stuff laying in peoples yards and was thinking - what can I do with that, or this as I saw different things. Good idea to get everybody thinking.

Sam
11-29-2008, 08:09 PM
Hello to the pack, I keep the basics on my person or in my work bag. Depending on the season I change it up. I am living in MI now and the winter is gonna be A LOT different from Seattle. lol. I Keep my pocket kit listed on another thread plus extra items like candle lantern, couglans hand warmer, dry socks extra warm hat, small tarp, firestarters, metal cup and metal water bottle. My friends call me weird but I like to be covered.
-Sam

Rick
11-29-2008, 08:11 PM
Okay. But what from your work can you use to substitute those items?

Dave Johns
11-29-2008, 08:20 PM
I am stuck in a cubicle job, so if SHTF in a big hurry, my plan is to get to my truck, either to drive home, or to grab my BOB and start hoofin' it. But, if, lets say, a tornado blows thru and carries my truck off to Kansas, I at least have my mini-kit. It has a multitool, bandages,small flashlight, e-tape, and a lighter. I am taking FA training, so I like to think I would be pretty busy helping everyone around me.

Honestly I dont know what I would do in a longer situation. There is tons of paper and easily combustible materials, and the cubicle walls are compressed fiberglass ( build lean-to shelters?) , so keeping warm in a long-term bug in would be feasable. There is a cafeteria and several break rooms on site, but with close to 800 employees in the building, that wouldnt last long. There is a (man made) lake on the property, so water isnt an issue, but would have to boil it to make sure it is safe.

Hmmm. For me personally, I am sure I would be ok for at least 72 hours. As a group, I dont think everyone would hold it together more than 24 hours.

Sam
11-29-2008, 08:26 PM
Okay. But what from your work can you use to substitute those items?

I work as a cook, so kitchens are wonderful supply houses. ;) I have plenty of food, and there are towels and table cloths, big first aid kit, kitchen knives, pots & pans, that is just off the top of my head. I will look around and make a list.
-Sam

Rick
11-29-2008, 08:26 PM
You guys are missing the point. Not only did the truck fly away, so did your kit, the bob and everything else you store anything in. All you have left is what is at work. Now what? Water, fire, shelter, medical and attract attention?

Now Sam's on the right track!

RangerXanatos
11-29-2008, 08:36 PM
I work part time tutoring at a technical college which is only me in one room, so I will limit myself to what's in that room without the items that I bring with me everyday to make it more challanging.

Water: 2 people have left cups, so I can use that to gather water. Also, I could pour out the Windex and Febreeze and use the bottles as well. Also a ziploc bag.

Fire: Ziploc bad that can be filled with water to make a solar lens. Papertowels/Tissuepaper/Paper/Textbooks could all be burned.

Shelter: Cloth from the chairs can be removed and taped or paperclipped together to make a light sheet.

Food: Peppermint candy and any bugs that may have gotten in.

Medical: Papertowel/Tissue paper and tape for cuts. Computer cable if a tourniquet needs to be applied.

Attention: Paper from a textbook laid out to spell help or sos. If needed, the paper could be colored with markers.

All of which can be carried on my persons. Would it have been out of line to place items on a chair and roll them with me?

nell67
11-29-2008, 08:41 PM
hmmm,tents,tarps,rain suits for shelter.

gel fire starters,(any number of chemicals there that could do the trick as well)matches,fire igniters.

Medical,not much,other than cloth to use as bandages,and duct or gorilla tape to secure,or krazy glue for smaller cuts.

water,canteens,and thermos' I would fill from the water fountain,and for food,lots of jerky,and candy,soup mix,just add water and cook these,I'd grab a camping cook set and take that.

To attract attention,I'd grab a few smoke/heat detectors,and use the smoke from a fire,or one of the fire igniters to set them off.

All this would fit into a bag off the shelf and still be farily light (except the water containers) and easy to carry.

Rick
11-29-2008, 08:44 PM
I'll post Monday when I get to Atlanta. I'll use the room I'm in at work to figure out what I'd grab. Good start everyone!

crashdive123
11-29-2008, 08:50 PM
Nell - just start up one of the tractors and drive home.:D

nell67
11-29-2008, 08:51 PM
Hey,who says I want to go there?:D

crashdive123
11-29-2008, 08:55 PM
Maybe it's an advantage, but working out of my vehicle I have my survival basics with me. When not at work, or in a strange place it is very important IMO to do as Rick has said. Inspect and survey what you have. Years ago I was staying in a hotel in Pusan, Korea. Don't remember the floor we were on, but it was fairly high (someplace between 12th and 17th floor I think). Next to the window was a large, red naugahyde bag. On the outside of the bag were instructions on how to deploy the rope ladder in case of air raid.

crashdive123
11-29-2008, 08:55 PM
Hey,who says I want to go there?:D

.....or north to Traxistan.:D

nell67
11-29-2008, 08:59 PM
.....or north to Traxistan.:D
Thats what I'm talkin' about!

Rick
11-29-2008, 09:02 PM
instructions on how to deploy the rope ladder in case of air raid.

There are worse things than dying in an air raid. Falling off a rope on the 12th or 17th floor only to find out it was a test, comes to mind.

crashdive123
11-29-2008, 09:04 PM
There are worse things than dying in an air raid. Falling off a rope on the 12th or 17th floor only to find out it was a test, comes to mind.

Which was probably more likely with as much soju we had to drink prior to checking in.

Pal334
11-29-2008, 09:33 PM
I am the resident security guy and Car Package to the Troops coordinator (and enforcer for soliciting donations). So I do have a bit of a leg up. In my office at any given time there are boxes of jerky, and other non perishable food items, and hygene items,so they could be scooped up into a trash bag (s). Have numerous flashlights and a staleite (how ever its spelled) phone and rain gear, an auto defib and first aid kit another bag or in my pocket as appropriate. Down the hall to the garage for some flares and a few sundry tools and I should be good to go.Now just have to work out the water (we use water coolers).

Ole WV Coot
11-29-2008, 09:33 PM
When I did work (I use the word loosely) I kept enough on my truck to live for a long time. Food, all sorts of clothing, generator(gas or propane), either use a cell phone, radio that would reach over 3 states and I have been stranded for a couple of days without a problem. I have the house the same, backup on most everything. Being stuck in my work truck wasn't bad, hotplate, coffee maker, food and reading material and all the comforts of home. Mainly learn to improvise, I could always tap a phone line if necessary.

wareagle69
11-30-2008, 12:09 AM
i currently work on a large commercial construction site at an opertaing hospital so i will have mediacal food shelter covered for basics every one knows my swedish fire steel is always attached to my belt
next question

mcfd45
11-30-2008, 12:30 AM
I am an EMT in detroit, Home is about an hour away from work. I have at my disposal, several feet of medical tubing (drinking straw, lashing) O2 (curious if it would help start a fire) cigar lighter, fuel card (i am told you can go for a week without them finding out about it) first aid kit, Cot (bed, wagon). emergency blankets,sheets. I carry a surefire G2led, leatherman, folder knife, water bottle, lunch, Tom Tom, 10 feet o cord (thanks sam) and without a doubt the most important part of my workplace survival kit
My partner.

Indiana Camper
11-30-2008, 03:00 AM
I am lucky here also in that I basically work from my car (law enforcement). Besides the ususal: multiple flashlights, rifle, back up on my ankle, radio, first aid kit, computer...with wireless internet : )
I also have a case of water in my trunk and my backpack with extra clothes, food, stove, headlamp, hiking boots, etc.

It sounds like overkill but it either all sits at home or here in my trunk.

Rick

tonester
11-30-2008, 03:26 AM
i work at loomis armored transport so im usually in a truck or in the vault. lets see if i were in the truck at the time shtf i would have a little first aid kit that the truck is equipped with. i could use the trucks siren to get attention. the truck also has a crash kit which has flares that i could use to start a fire, the kit also comes with a camera. the only water i would have is my hydration pack. i would also have my firearm.

Rick
11-30-2008, 11:20 AM
Indiana Camper - It's never overkill when you need it.

Tonester - You probably have one of the safest places to stay, inside the truck. It's dang near bomb proof so it would be hard for bad weather or bad guys to get to you (I hope).

Rick
11-30-2008, 11:22 AM
Here's another thought I'll throw out for you. A good many of us need meds to keep it going or keep it going comfortably, whichever. Do you also plan for that aspect?

rebel
11-30-2008, 11:35 AM
I spend alot of time in hotels. Like Rick, I have a list of items from the room that would be beneficial. Cords, coffee pot (if metal), shower curtain, shower curtain rod or clothing rod, metal form the clothes hangers, blanket, water bottle, trash bags, towel, apiece of mirror, and a pillow case to carry the junk. Next stop, the kitchen for a knife, cleaver (axe), pot, utensils. If things are really ugly, next stop, the hotel van. I'm outta here.

Sam
11-30-2008, 01:07 PM
I spend alot of time in hotels. Like Rick, I have a list of items from the room that would be beneficial. Cords, coffee pot (if metal), shower curtain, shower curtain rod or clothing rod, metal form the clothes hangers, blanket, water bottle, trash bags, towel, apiece of mirror, and a pillow case to carry the junk. Next stop, the kitchen for a knife, cleaver (axe), pot, utensils. If things are really ugly, next stop, the hotel van. I'm outta here.

Don't forget the fire equipment, hose, fireax, and such. Also the room service carts are gold mines.
-Sam

rebel
11-30-2008, 02:27 PM
Don't forget the fire equipment, hose, fireax, and such. Also the room service carts are gold mines.
-Sam

Good points Sam. I had overlooked those potentials.

Dave Johns
12-01-2008, 12:52 AM
You guys are missing the point. Not only did the truck fly away, so did your kit, the bob and everything else you store anything in. All you have left is what is at work. Now what? Water, fire, shelter, medical and attract attention?

As I said, lake on property, fire from all the papergoods and such, food from the breakrooms and cafeteria, shelter can be made from the cubicle dividers, the medical part i am working on. And my kit sits on the desk with me, so if it blew away, well, so would I ...

Nomad
12-02-2008, 11:55 AM
TS has already hit the fan!!! It's like a huge barge crashing into the dock, slow but sure. It's been happening for years now, but seems to be more obvious these days.

rockymtnchief
12-02-2008, 12:25 PM
I'm pretty set at work. If I have to hunker down my office is solid concrete (including the roof) and has a propane powered generator to keep things running. If I have to hit the road I have 5 highways within 1/2 mile to get rolling on. My work truck is an F-350 with satelite phone, 2 first aid kits, a small BOB, come-along, generator with 6 gallons fuel, chainsaw w/ fuel, shovels, tarp, fire extinguisher, hand saw, hand tools, 300' of rope, my coveralls, 2 jackets, 2 knives, 2 head lamps, flash light, 5 gallons of water, and never less than a 1/2 tank of fuel. Home is 6/10ths of a mile away so I can probably grab a couple rifles and my personal BOB. Deer seem to love commiting suicide on my grill so food should be plenty. lol
I cover 3000'+ square miles by myself so my employer keeps me stocked pretty good in case I get stranded in a blizzard, broke down, etc...
edit: forgot that I have a 2-way radio, 6 thinsulate gloves, 2 leather gloves, two warm hats, rain gear, snow shoes, and a GPS. But the CD player is broke. lol

tsitenha
12-02-2008, 12:28 PM
Since I no longer work in a static environment, I make sure that I have available in my vehicle a suitable pack and a smaller compact version on my person.

Badawg
12-02-2008, 02:38 PM
I have it good and bad at work. The bad is that I commute by rail these days, so going home will be on a bike for 30 miles. I keep a bike at work.

On the good side is I have a mini-BOB on me at all times which contains a good sheath knife, 50 ft of paracord, a poncho, lighter, headlamp, goggles, a liter of water, some meds, Whistle and some other goodies including gloves and a bandanna.

At work I am the department Safety coordinator in addition to being the IT manager and a member of the CERT Team. So in my office I have a CERT bag that contains all my CERT gear including hard hat, gas mask, goggles, gloves, Pretty orange CERT vest, 2 liters water and a box of power bars, 4 cell mag light, Energizer headlamp, extra batteries, an Eton crank radio, Extra change of clothes and 2 pair socks, Duct tape, caution Tape, some baggies, Toe tags and sharpies, a notepad, GMRS radio with charger, roll of Flourescent Engineers tape, 3 bandannas(Never have too many of these... and a fleece blanket. Steel toe boots are attached to the outside.

In the office itself we have backup power. I also have keys to the rescue boxes on campus which are 10' conex boxes filled with rescue supplies, tools, food and water. My job is to stay 72 hours if called and help with triage in my area and also to dispense supplies where needed.

In addition to all that, we have 3 large labs where we break things and have heavy lift equipment including fork lifts and portable cranes, all kinds of Hydraulics and haz-mat chem handling equipment.

I will be fine, but I do worry about my wife and youngest child. We have a plan and the boy is to go home, if allowed by the school, Wife will do the same. She has a full kit in her car including 2 gallons water and a pair of boots, a big *** knife and a can of bear repellent.(BIG Pepper spray). She also has a GMRS radio so maybe she can call me if Cells are down...

crashdive123
12-02-2008, 09:29 PM
TS has already hit the fan!!! It's like a huge barge crashing into the dock, slow but sure. It's been happening for years now, but seems to be more obvious these days.

May I suggest turning off your fan.......it'll keep the rest of us from getting splattered.

laughing beetle
12-02-2008, 09:35 PM
May I suggest turning off your fan.......it'll keep the rest of us from getting splattered.

yup! I don't miss the D&G...

Boker
12-03-2008, 01:40 PM
There are worse things than dying in an air raid. Falling off a rope on the 12th or 17th floor only to find out it was a test, comes to mind.



Finding out the rope doesn't touch the ground also comes to mind

crashdive123
01-03-2009, 12:52 AM
Sarge - Move to General Survival Discussion

RichNH
01-04-2009, 09:30 PM
I'm kind of lucky in this. We have vending machines at work, a super market across the street and a state liquor store next to that! Our plant manufactures stuff and has enough manual tools as would be necessary to make any tools I'd need.

FVR
01-04-2009, 10:33 PM
As a env. tech, I have a truck equipped with a variety of tools, water, first aid supplies, food, sometimes a generator, rope (alot of rope) shovels, picks, axes, bailers which will come in handy for retrieving water from very deep wells. Also have a few hazwopper suits, resp., ahhhhhhh just the gen. crappolla.

RBB
01-05-2009, 09:18 AM
Here is a thought for all of you. Jobs obviously vary from cubicle farms in an office complex to drilling rigs in the middle of no where. From the kitchen of a restaurant to the back of an ambulance to the classroom.

Take a moment this week and ask yourself...if TSHTF right now (pick your poison), what is at my disposal that I could use to keep myself alive. Can you come up with enough items that you can carry on your person to cover water, fire, shelter, medical and attract attention?

Let's see how innovative you are. Your answers will vary depending on your job but list them out here and let's see what we can learn from each other.

When I'm at work and TSHTF, my job is to go to the fan and remove the S from the fan blades.

MOS19K
01-05-2009, 01:15 PM
I have the distinct advantage of being a government contracted security manager. At work we have at our disposal, firearms and ammo, stocked food in the form of MRE's, bottled water, an entire machine shop, tow ropes, trauma kits, defibrillators, body armor, several different forms of transportation. I'm also lucky that I'm only about 6 miles from home.

crashdive123
01-05-2009, 05:40 PM
I have the distinct advantage of being a government contracted security manager. At work we have at our disposal, firearms and ammo, stocked food in the form of MRE's, bottled water, an entire machine shop, tow ropes, trauma kits, defibrillators, body armor, several different forms of transportation. I'm also lucky that I'm only about 6 miles from home.

Sounds like my kind of work place.:D

jrock24
01-06-2009, 06:06 PM
Being 10 floors up and inside a hospital I would say fire suppression is #1 and then making my way down.
We have emergency supplies, the worst thing would be if the parking structure was damaged and could not get my truck out. I would then have a 25 mile walk home. '

Beans
01-06-2009, 07:01 PM
Take a moment this week and ask yourself...if TSHTF right now (pick your poison), what is at my disposal that I could use to keep myself alive. Can you come up with enough items that you can carry on your person to cover water, fire, shelter, medical and attract attention?

I'm retired. either I am at home or driving somewhere in my survival equiped Jeep.

However when I was working, part of the time it was in a cubical farm, had to complete all the investiagtive reports before heading back out the next day, don't you know.

I alway throught about that, as the roadway around the office building area would flood and you would be stuck in the office for several hours, sometime until late at night.

The boss would send the women home when the heavy rain started and before the flooding began.

I also had to empty a couple of desks of employees that were terminated and you would be surprised at what you could/would find. :eek:

My efforts would be to Raid everyone desk draws for food items, matches lighter, Etc. We had about 40 women working in the office and they had food in every desk. some enought for a week. :)

We would also have about 30 lbs of coffee and 40-60 gallons of bottled water in the office at all times, Plus a candy machine and a soft drink machine.

There were about 20 other building in the complex simular to the one I worked in. If SHTF it would be a scroungers delight. even if the buildings were blown down. STUFF would still be available.

There were always someone that were out of the office or off work, on vacation Etc.

At work , out of the office I would be at a construction site, either new construction or remodeling.

If you can't survive off the trash pile at a construction site, You had better be taking a remedial survival course.:D

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04-26-2026, 09:49 AM
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04-26-2026, 09:50 AM
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